Today
would be a great day to reach out to just such a friend, one whom perhaps
reminds you of your strength and abilities, your talents and brilliance,
just
when you need to remember it the most.
You
ARE brilliant, and your expression is so very needed in this world.
Let your soul shine in all you do, say and create today.
We appreciate you & we celebrate your creative voice.
As
always, we wish you happy felting, and let us know if you have any questions
or need any support by emailing us at
customer service@livingfelt.com
With
Love,
Marie
Sue Hale of South
Haven, Michegan
needle felted this wonderfu doll she calls Opal!
Sue used the Living Felt Needle
Felting a Character Doll Kit
and added her own hand-sewn clothes. Since the kit teaches
"techniques" instead of a rigid pattern, every doll is unique
and
results in great individuality from the artist....like those FEET!
I love the big pink toes :O)
Also
visit facebook
to see even
more great pics by our mutual felting friends!.
Tawana Wood of Commerce,
GA wet felted this
lovely scarf as a "practice" piece.
Hi, my name is Tawana
Wood and I live in Commerce, GA. Over the Christmas holidays I was surfing
the web and discovered the world of wet felting. I had never seen scarfs
so beautiful and I wanted to know how they were created. As I conducted
my research, I came across your website and loved all of your products.
Taking into consideration the fact that I am new to all things wool,
I chose to start simple and ordered a couple of wet
felting scarf kits.
Someone
suggested to me that I may want to create a scarf using cheese cloth
as my base, to practice with before proceeding with the silk one, just
in case I mess up. I have attached a
photo of my “Cheese Cloth Wet Felted Scarf” as I wanted
to share with you my creation.
I love your website along with all you have to offer, and I have shared
my new found love with all of my friends. They can’t wait to get
started on their own scarfs now. Thank you so much for providing such
wonderful products. I hope you have a very blessed day. “
Tawana P. Wood ~ Commerce, GA
This
scarf appeared on our Felting Friends Blog
Every
month we give away Living Felt Gift Certificates
just for sharing your photos! Winners are selected by
random drawing of all entries for the month.
Send us your photos for a chance to win a Gift Certificate
for loads of felting fun from iIving Felt!
If
you sent in a photo and don't see your entry, either it is yet to be
published or not clear enough for publication, we need clear, crisp
photos
-- Please send the best photos you can! :)
More
Felting Friends Pics on the Blog!
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How
to Submit Your Photos
We have a few different scarf kits on our website, and
each is available in an array of colors.
You can learn to make a "cobweb" scarf like the one above,
or to nuno felt
which is to felt over fabric like Tawana did in her scarf pictured
in our Pic of The Week section of this newsletter.
Once you get the basics down,
we have more wool fibers
and even silk scarves so you can make more.
Wet
Felting Scarf Kits
English
Garden | Spanish
Fiesta
Fun colors and great
fiber for your Spring Projects!
Whether you like it "light" or "bright", we've got
an
assortment you'll love for your next project!
New Zealand Corriedale is
great for needle felting,
and can also be used for wetfelting -- although it is not
recommended for scarves and "next to the skin" wear.
For those, use Merino Top.
New
Zealand Corriedale Assortments
Considering
a Multi-Needle Felting Tool?
Watch this brief demonstration
video of Marie using some of our tools,
to needle felt balls, make pin cushion,
needle felt a purse and more.
Needle
Felting Tools
NOW
AVAILABLE: The Living Felt 2010 International Felting Contest
Winners are featured in a gorgeous article in
Art Doll Quarterly's Spring 2011 Issue
You'll
LOVE this 7-page article that shares brilliant photos of all six winners,
along with some insights
about them, their work and their feelings about participating in the
contest.
We're still
cooking up our plans for this year's contest, but in the meantime, be
sure to bookmark the page
that will allow you to get your copy on the way!
Order
your copy here
In
2010 Living Felt held an International Felting Contest with two themes:
Felted Dolls
and Alice In Wonderland.
The contest
was designed to inspire quality in craftsmanship, to encourage artists
to reach for their very best effort, to create a lasting source of inspiration
to artists, and to support promotion of felting as an artistic medium.
We
received over 50 fabulous entries
Like this fun coffee press cozy by Sara Westberg |
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And
this wonderful needled felted dragon by Irma Hoani of New Zealand |
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See
all entries online here.